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Salling Clicker Remote Control For AirPort Express

MobileWhack has posted an article on how to remote control your AirPort Express with your mobile phone or PDA using Salling Clicker. Thanks to MW reader Travis Walls for pointing out that the Salling Clicker–a Bluetooth app that turns your mobile/pda into a remote control for your Mac–makes a wonderful remote for the Airport Express. […]

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Get a MacTruck?

A reader wrote in suggesting the MacTruck as an alternative to QuickerTek’s PowerBook handle. While the MacTruck looks like the invincible case for a PowerBook, it doesn’t solve the problem that I have. I like to wander around in conferences, and being a small guy, I don’t like toting a lot of stuff around with […]

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How to Fall in Love with Your iSight, Again

Snaggy and Nitrozac wrote an interesting article on how to extend iSight’s capabilities with some nifty programs, add-ons, and apps. Go ahead, dust it off and enhance your relationship with your iSight: How many times do you do it a month? Oh I know, I know, it used to be every day; sometimes even two […]

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"Do You Already Have a Mac?"

Derrick Story BLOGs his experience setting up a new PowerBook with the new Apple Setup Assistant: As part of my preparation for a new book I’m working on, I did some research on the process Apple is currently using to get new owners up and running as fast as possible. Last night I looked over […]

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XM Radio, Powered by XML

A recent observation by Engadget is that the XM Satellite Radio‘s artist and song information streamed on the display of your XM receiver is in XML format. So what, you say? Engadget wants XM Radio to set the data free: “If XM has this data in XML form, why can?t we point our RSS readers […]